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According to feng shui, kiryu refers to land with good ups and downs. Didn't you mistake the name for Shizuryuu?
The second p tuner following raster p. KONAMI's cautious mode seems to be still going on, with some pretty strict restrictions.
The numbers on the scale are subtle, and he is useless as a scale because he immediately self-destructs when paired with anything other than Magician. You can store this card in your Extras by searching for this card and then EM with two pieces of Clairvoyance attached.
His performance as a p-tuner is important, but he can only synchro summon Dragon, and if he tunes with anything other than Odd-Eyes, he will go to the bottom of the deck and become unusable. At his base level, he can only ascend with Odd-Eyes, so he wants to use the effect to get a Level 7 Dragon Synchro. However, even if he synchronizes with Odd-Eyes and reuses it in p-summoning, he cannot use the effect at that time, so he is forced to choose between ascending and returning to the bottom of the deck.
Since it can be searched with Skull Bat and Call, it may be better to use it with a disposable feeling without thinking about reusing it for p summoning. Alternatively, salvaging with Shizuryu is also good.

Ryumyaku master is scale 8 with no demerits. Say goodbye to time reading.
After all, he is now able to p-summon level 7 even in Deck. Odd-Eyes and other superlative monsters can finally show their full power in the p Deck. Since he himself is level 7, he can be p-summoned if the second one comes.
In addition, there are plenty of search methods, the stability is extremely high, and it is possible to remove the back. It's sure to become the standard for high-level decks.

A scale 1 p-monster with no demerits that finally came out. Are you ready for star reading?
A scale 1 that fits in his non-Magician deck is worth it, but on top of that, he's level 4, so he can make a rank 4, receives vanilla support, and can search with Skull Bat and Clairvoyance, so he's a Magician deck. If it is possible to remove it further, the performance is perfect.
However, Magician does not currently have a level 2, so a pure Magician Deck cannot make use of scale 1. If his deck is mixed with EM, can this card be better utilized?

It seems like it's an effect that both of us get for Multiple Destruction.
Each player returns 3 or more cards to the Deck and draws 5 cards. If you can set it on the first turn of the first attack, you can earn a lot of add.
However, the activation conditions and his LP loss are more severe than I imagined, and if the opponent does not accumulate cards or LP is low, it will go bad as soon as possible.
There is a possibility that you can mess up your opponent's hand instead of just drawing, but it's unlikely that your opponent can't move at all when you draw 5 cards.
If you use a card that reduces your hand by chaining to this card's activation, you can reduce the LP loss and reduce the disadvantage that reduces your hand, so he wants to build his deck with these points in mind. In particular, the handless fake can make a whole profit because it can make the appearance of 0 cards. In addition, D.D. Crow, Proliferating G, and other easy-to-handle hand triggers work well together.

A small cold wave whose activation timing is changed from the start of Main Phase 1 to the start of Battle Phase. That alone makes it quite difficult to use.
Since attack reaction traps can be countered without using this card, is it better to use it to avoid stepping on summon reaction traps when deploying in main 2? Contrary to the idea, it can be used to prevent the opponent from using his Spell Trap in the main 2, but if that's the case, I'll go straight to the torrent.

In the original, it was a vanilla that was nothing out of the ordinary, but with the release of Bramaghi Summoning, she got a support effect using spells and turned it into an OCG.
The effect of (1) is the Discover Hippo effect, which is limited to her spell use instead of not having to use the summoning right on herself. Advanced spellcasters can summon themselves and immediately Tribute Summon.
(2) The effect is vanilla search or salvage using Spell when sent from the field to GY. (1) It would be released for an effect or released in a wonder wand to trigger the effect. And when it comes to vanilla, he's a spell user and an exo. It seems that Exo has been frequently strengthened recently. Of course, you can also search for his spell-using vanilla Pendulum, which usually appears in Bramaghi and Master of Pendulum.

In the original, this card was released to raise Ra's ATK in the field. With that remnant, release yourself and create an OCG with the built-in effect of increasing his ATK of other monsters. He also restores LP and supports God Phoenix.
You can jump out into the battle step to recover LP, increase total damage, and prevent the opponent's attack. In the case of the opponent's battle phase, rewinding occurs, so combat tricks are not possible, but as a general-purpose RBI increasing card, it is quite good. As a level 4 dark demon that is easy to Special Summon, it has many other uses.
Also, since it can recover his LP during the opponent's turn, it works well with Aromage.

Did Wo get a little closer to Ra with this? I can't revive it as usual, but I expect it to be a phoenix form.
It is summoned with a god-specific three-body release, but it is not treated as the Winged Dragon of Ra, so Ra's Disciple cannot be used. It can become a wall with excellent resistance that is not subject to attacks and effects, but just for that reason, three-body release is heavy, so the effect of recruiting Ra is the most important. He can't raise his ATK by paying LP, but conversely, he doesn't have to pay LP to raise his ATK, so removal effects are easier to use. It is also effective to drop it into GY and copy it with Funcas, and it has a simple removal effect and 4000 RBI is not bad even in the current environment. Secondly, Holacty is also strengthened.
Another feature of this card is the rule effect that releases the opponent's monster and summons it to the opponent's field. It's strong against SS Bind, and since it gives the opponent a wall, it's difficult to attack directly that turn, but you don't have to worry about being hit, and at the end of the next turn, it will come back on its own, so you don't have to prepare a card to deal with it. Another good point is the difference from Lavago. If you want to hit it immediately, you can use 《Remove Brainwashing》.
You can play it on your opponent's turn with 《Escalation of the Monarchs》, but be careful that in that case it will take even longer to come back.

With the increase in Spell Traps that activate when destroyed or sent to GY, the opportunities for this card to be used by pulling them out of his Deck have increased significantly.
Break gear streets and hysterical signs, and drop bracelets and galasai. It's time consuming, but shooting and salvaging "Compulsory Evacuation Device" can also be used as a Spell Trap search.
It can be said that this is a typical example of a change in evaluation due to an increase in the card pool.
However, it can only be activated during the opponent's battle phase, and its weak point is that it demands monsters from your field. If the monster is annihilated by removal, it will rot as soon as possible.
Also, the effect is not applied when only monsters that are not affected by the trap remain. Be careful when using holy spears, Fergra, Dora, etc., although it is rare.

Grid he is not a Magician.
It has a p-effect that changes p-scale and a monster effect that grants destruction resistance to Magician p-monsters.
As for the p-effect, I need another p-monster in my hand, so I feel like I should put it on from the beginning. It can be used to change the scale of Magician, which has a disadvantage, but there will be few decks of him who adopt the time reading of the star now.
As for the monster effect, he can only avoid the torrent when summoning Magician p, and considering that he is powerless during Synchro Xyz using Magician as a material, I feel that it is not so useful.

I'm also waiting for the fire-attribute M・HERO. Level 6 Wind M・HERO.
Features Shrink on Special Summon success and his Spell Trap bounce on Friche.
Compared to Kamikaze, he can deal with higher RBIs and is strong against Spell Trap, but he has a bad position and is unsuitable for earning adverts.
If you can put it in the opponent's end, you can halve the RBI and do something like an end cycle, and it's delicious.
It's level 6, so I'm happy to expand the range of form changes.

Will the Red-Eyes enhancement be stopped for the time being?
The first effect is that when his Red-Eyes are destroyed, he will SS himself and his destroyed Red-Eyes. It's not bad to be able to add destruction resistance with a card that can be searched. It's useless against removal other than destruction, but it also supports combat destruction, so there should be plenty of opportunities to activate it.
The second effect is his Red-Eyes limited 《Double Summon》that releases himself. Since it releases itself, it cannot be used for Xyz Summoning or Tribute Summon of the highest level Red-Eyes. It should be treated as an effect to summon Dual Red-Eyes again. It is compatible with Gaisen, and it is possible to re-summon Dual Red-Eyes that has been revived by fulfilling the conditions of Gaisen.
There are some parts that are unsatisfactory about the effect, but even so, the low-grade Red-Eyes that is easy to handle is valuable. Go for a Red-Eyes Deck that wants to use Giosen or Rank 4.

Hope this time has the effect of strangling the neck with floss. The direction is different from the previous Hope, but the murderous intent remains the same.
4000 hit points without the summoning reaction Trap is quite a lot, but the biggest highlight is the effect of blocking the activation of all the opponent's effects during the opponent's turn. It's an effect that can be said to be an upward compatibility with Shock Ruler, and just by playing this card, your opponent will become Tuna for up to 4 turns. It's not like there aren't countermeasures like Dragolich, Lavago, and Extortion, but that doesn't change the fact that you can't deploy for a single turn. If you have a bag, you can't even do that.
It has the most binding power among all the cards, but normal summoning consumes a tremendous amount of resources, and even if you stack it on Hope, it's difficult to search for the RUM, which is the key, and it's easy to cause accidents, so you can use Hope and other cards. Limited to some of his Decks? I don't think it will be adopted for environmental decks like infinity... but really.

In the manga, it doesn't have a limit-over-acceleration synchro, but it appears with the same summoning conditions as the Quasar.
Gives destruction resistance to the whole, negates monster effects, and when he is in GY, he has Stardust resurrection effect.
In today's environment where non-destruction removal is prevalent, Destruction Resistant isn't very reliable, but it's a different story if you can put it on every card. The opponent must deploy without peeling off the back, and you can endure the opponent's abyssal torrent with a calm face.
Although the counter range is narrowed, it can block cards like Trishula and Castell, and thanks to its destruction resistance, it is also strong against Lightning. However, 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》is a great natural enemy, partly because it is a free chain.
Although it is inferior to Quasar in terms of single performance, it is superior in terms of the strength of the formation when there is a back and the assistance of the subsequent deployment. Think carefully about which deck to prioritize. As expected, the frame is too strict to be adopted at the same time as the Quasar.

If another water story comes out, I wonder if he will also appear in Aquarium.
There are many cards that require a specific monster on the field as an activation condition, but this card is a bit different from them, requiring his GY to be his Aquaactress. Therefore, it is easy to satisfy the conditions and there is little danger of spoiling due to the opponent's interference.
And the effect is a versatile player who can handle negate, weakening, and resistance with a single card.
However, compared to Vergrant, it has lower attack and defense, so it is not suitable for protecting your monsters from removal during the opponent's turn.